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Domestic passenger traffic surge to 38.27% this year
AVIATION & AIRPORTS

Domestic passenger traffic surge to 38.27% this year

The domestic aviation sector in India has experienced a remarkable upswing in passenger traffic during the first eight months of this year, according to an official from the Ministry of Civil Aviation. Recent data analysis conducted by the Ministry reveals that from January to August 2023, domestic airlines transported an impressive 1190.62 lakh passengers, representing a substantial increase of 38.27% compared to the same period in the previous year.

The official stated, "The month of August 2023 alone demonstrated an exceptional monthly growth rate of 23.13%, resulting in a staggering 148.27 lakh passengers. This substantial surge in passenger traffic reflects the industry's remarkable resilience and robust recovery from the significant challenges posed by the global pandemic."

In summary, the Indian domestic aviation sector has seen a substantial surge in passenger numbers during the first eight months of 2023, showcasing impressive growth and indicating a strong rebound from the impacts of the pandemic.

The domestic aviation sector in India has experienced a remarkable upswing in passenger traffic during the first eight months of this year, according to an official from the Ministry of Civil Aviation. Recent data analysis conducted by the Ministry reveals that from January to August 2023, domestic airlines transported an impressive 1190.62 lakh passengers, representing a substantial increase of 38.27% compared to the same period in the previous year. The official stated, The month of August 2023 alone demonstrated an exceptional monthly growth rate of 23.13%, resulting in a staggering 148.27 lakh passengers. This substantial surge in passenger traffic reflects the industry's remarkable resilience and robust recovery from the significant challenges posed by the global pandemic. In summary, the Indian domestic aviation sector has seen a substantial surge in passenger numbers during the first eight months of 2023, showcasing impressive growth and indicating a strong rebound from the impacts of the pandemic.

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